The contributions of marginalized communities, particularly African Americans, have often been overlooked or distorted throughout history in America. There is so much importance of telling your own stories, rather than relying on others to shape their narrative. https://youtu.be/qOlxCK3pl5M #BlackStarNetwork #CommunityEmpowerment #Storytelling #CulturalHistory #EducationMatters #UniteForChange #OurVoices #CivicEngagement #SocialJustice #CulturalPride #CollectiveMemory
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He is absolutely correct
Our contributions. Well put
Keep telling your stories. Please!
Our history is too important to be obscured and irrelevant and needs to be shared. The worst you can do is to feel anyone has the right to decide to erase, minimize and whitewash or have the nerve to define who we are.
The African proverb says that, "When the lion learns to write, the humans will lose every story.
"Malcolm X was right - Only a fool would let his enemy teach his children". We must learn and teach our own children.
This brother is fiiiiine!
Tell our stories, pass them on verbal stories are amazing and to watch a childs eyes when they hear the stories, they say tell it again please.❤❤❤
Right we need to tell our children about our history get our own schools
Sir You are So Truly Absolutely 💯 Correct My Brother and you are Right On Point, Concerning about Black History in America 🇺🇸 Society:
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We are a Country of immigrants!! All people have stories and we all need to share our stories with each other!!Protect each piece of History!!!!!! Love and help each other!!!Our hearts beat together!!!!❤❤❤❤
Yes sir Reverend Moss
How do you tell the history of this country without black people?
We need to tell our stories❤
Thx you. Keep Telling the Truth. HANDSOME. ❤.😊
This is true....
100%
Why does the community space always have to be some religious fundamentalist institution?
Our stories do start from the what they call the church but we have to tell we came from the Red Sea. Moses part of a black people from the Red Sea departed Red Sea. Miriam is the first white woman to walk the face of the Earth